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A note to Republicans
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RE: A note to Republicans
Rebel Wrote:Slavery would have been abolished well before 1960. Slavery wasn't around for social stature. They had them to work and bring in money. After the cotton gin and mechanization, slaves would have eventually become liabilities instead of assets.
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You are right and wrong. Slavery would have been abolished way before 1960 because slave labor is not free. You have to pay for clothing, feeding and medical care for a slave if you wish to get good labor out of him.

But the cotton gin (created by a black man f-ing sellout) and mechanization actually extended slavery longer, because those inventions made slavery a bit more affordable and they increased production.
11-04-2008 02:39 PM
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